Drawn from sources all over the internets…

• Games and some Cosplayers at NY Comic Con covered on BBtv. Nice despite the BMW advertising.
• Iron Man redesigned by fans. I’m a sucker for stuff like this. 
• Dean Haspiel, one of the founders of ACT-I-VATE, has started an entry for Zuda called Street Code.
• Brad Guigar says you can have your cake and eat it too with his new B&W/ Color toggle for Evil-Inc. 
• David Gallaher, of High Moon fame, has a Weekly Webcomics Round up on the production blog The High Moon Rises.
• Stumptown Comics Fest in the press. 
• T. Campbell posts his advice about writing long form comics.
• Diesel Sweeties reaches #2000 and Wondermark reaches five years! Congrats to the both of you.
• The Webcomic Watchmen review Sizzzord-Fizzzight!
• The Webcomic Overlook gives a one punch review of Roza.

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• The reality of depending on ‘1000 True Fans’, a follow up piece by Kevin Kelly.
• Galleycat has an interesting post about NYCC. 
• CBR has an interview with Achewood creator Chris Onstad.
• Content Digital has an interview with Kelly Price from ComicGenesis. 
• Voting has begun for the Eagle Awards. Nominees are in the category of Favourite Web-Based Comic are Girl Genius, Penny Arcade, PVP, The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, and The Order Of The Stick.
• Wow, this is just breathtaking piracy. 
• Fleen has a post about the future of Comicspace and E-Line Ventures.
• ComicMix has a post on the ‘Webcomic: Threat or Menace’ panel at NYCC. 
• Wired interview with Dr. McNinja creator Chris Hastings.

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Drawn from sources that are scattered like so much rice…

• Butternut Squash turns 5 years old! Congratulations Ramon and Rob!
• PreTeena is calling it quits. 
• Interview and video of Scott & Ivy  McCloud and their panel appearance at NYCC.
• NYCC photos.
• Webcomic Overlook reviews Phoenix Requiem for ComixTalk.
• Webcomics 201: The Writing Process. 
• Suburban Conspiracy has a webcomic thread to go along with it’s comic thread.
• Peter Trinh asks what we think about music in webcomics over at Imprint. More of a what music does such-and-such a webcomic make you think about when you read it rather than adding music directly to webcomics, which is universally acknowledged to be annoying. 
• An interview with Jose Cabrera, creator of Crying Macho Man.

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• A.P. Furtado, Nate Piekos, Chuck Whelon and James West are teaming up to start a new sketch blog for all fans of old-school, RPG-inspired cartoon fantasy comics.
• If you missed the broadcast of Webcomics Live from Scott Kurtz he was nice enough to record it for you. 
• Dilbert.com gets a fresh look.
• Get your submission in for the 26^th annual Russ Manning Promising Newcomer Award. 
• The Webcomic Overlook reviews Alpha Shade.
• ComicSpace sponsored the annual CBLDF Drink and Draw fundraiser.
• Kristopher Straub talks about the state of the consortium.
• Dreamworks Studios options the rights to Platinum Studios ‘Atlantis Rising’.
• What do you think about animation in webcomics? Robbi_kenobi gives us his views.

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